Rich two-tone grey color on both sides with some light streaks of haze on the obverse when viewed at the right angle. Well struck overall for this old dollar that is over 220 years old!

This vintage dollar has sharp XF detail in our opinion with lights silver grey fields and touches of rustic, copper gold toning on the high points of Miss Liberty and parts of the reverse. While technically the coin has been lightly cleaned, there are no significant hairlines giving the look of a problem free coin. NNC (National Numismatic Certification) is an obscure coin certification service that is still in business, though seems to have somewhat inconsistent grading over the years. Coin is in a certified holder graded as a problem free AU50, though we grade it XF40 with a light cleaning and are pricing it accordingly. Greysheet is $5,000 in AU50 and $3,000 in XF40. This one is priced to sell!

"VF Details - Obv Damage" Handsome, deep original grey color with solid VF detail. A sharply struck example for this issue with full wing feathers and stars. There are several small, scattered nicks on the obverse portrait, and a couple in the central area of the reverse. These are old nicks, which blend into the toning making them not as obvious when casually viewed. A big discount off the $2,100 Greysheet price for a VF!